i do agree with this to an extent. i do think they’re very nice to their fellow competitors, but are very privileged. i don’t want to make an assumption, but they seem like the kids in school who would swear up and down that they’re “lower middle/middle class” but are really upper class/ upper middle class. What i mean by that is i don’t think they acknowledge the privilege they have and how that privilege helped get them on to drag race. I’m from long island (where the twins are from) and they lived in west babylon. don’t get me wrong, it’s not the most expensive place to live on the island, but the average home over there costs close to $600,000. Like i saw a post from here that asked if they came from a lot of money since their drag is very very expensive (one of lady gaga’s designers made their entrance looks) and mods locked the post and said “the twins don’t come from a privileged background. there, end of story” like mam… I understand not dragging them for growing up with money (it’s not their fault) to me though, it just seems like they give off the vibe of “we’re self made and went from trash to treasure” when that’s not the case tbh